Welcome to the home page of the first AMT (Analysis of Model Transformations) workshop! To facilitate the processing and manipulation of models, a lot of research has gone into developing languages, standards, and tools to support model transformations. A quick search on the internet produces more than 30 different transformation languages that have been proposed in the literature or implemented in open-source or commercial tools. The growing adoption of these languages and the growing size and complexity of the model transformations developed require a better understanding of how all activities in the model transformation life cycle can be optimally supported. Properties of an artifact created by a model transformation are intimately linked to the model transformation that produced it. In other words, to be able to guarantee certain properties of the produced artifact, it may be very helpful, or even indispensable, to also have knowledge of the producing transformation. As the use and significance of modeling increase, the importance that the model transformations produce models of sufficient quality and with desirable properties increases as well; similarly, as the number and complexity of model transformations grows, the importance that transformations satisfy certain non-functional requirements and that life cycle activities for model transformations such as development, quality assurance, maintenance, and evolution are well supported grows as well. Organizers:
Objectives and Scope
The central objective of the workshop is to provide a forum for the discussion and exchange of innovative ideas for
the analysis of model transformations, broadly construed. Analyses might support a variety of model transformation
activities including the development, quality assurance, maintenance and evolution by facilitating, for instance,
Topics of Interest
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
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